Sentence examples for fundamentally open from inspiring English sources
Google's Android ecosystem remains fundamentally open, and many developer products have been created targeting that operating system.
The phenomenological attitude is an expression of this trust and demonstrates that the human being is fundamentally open to that which is other.
The fundamentally open model of Twitter created a new kind of information network and it has long outgrown the concept of personal status updates.
In Sweden, however, the logic of numbers is still largely seen as a matter – a very real one – of overburdened administrative processing and short-term absorptive capacity of a country that most citizens still regard as fundamentally open.
He hoped to restore authenticity to a religion he saw as fundamentally rational, open to change and innovation, but which had become corrupt.
But many of the lessons he sees as relevant to Britain in the light of recent events spring from his sense of America as a fundamentally more open and competitive society, antithetical to the clubbiness, class-consciousness and closed-door attitudes he sees as having wide tentacles here.
We are fundamentally an open ecosystem.
The very ethos of web development is that it is fundamentally an open platform, inviting integration, connecting, linking and sharing of information.
The opacity of these products has caused no end of trouble in the past 18 months.More fundamentally, securitisation opened a new route to growth for banks.
In explaining why Austin Ventures decided to re-up its investment in Bloomfire, Chris Pacitti tells us that "the way people discover, consume and share information has fundamentally shifted," opening the door for a new generation of companies to fill the gaps that Sharepoint, Documentum and ArborText are currently scrambling to fill.
That just goes to show that this is a district where voters are fundamentally fair, open-minded, and decent, and I respect their judgment and decision".
